- and is thus
cosmogonical. Some
religious cosmogonies have an
impersonal first cause (for
example Taoism). However, in astronomy,
cosmogony can be distinguished...
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probably did
occur in a
cosmogonic poem of Alcman, but it
seems only fair to say that it was not
prominent in Gr****
cosmogonies."
Tsumura 2022, p. 253...
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identify ourselves through the
collective dreams we call
creation myths, or
cosmogonies. ...
Creation myths explain in
metaphorical terms our
sense of who we...
- Ptah, and the mysterious,
transcendent god Amun.
While these differing cosmogonies competed to some extent, in
other ways they were complementary, as different...
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question marks or boxes,
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missing conjuncts instead...
- "authorities" The
concept of an
arche was
adapted from the
earliest cosmogonies of
Hesiod and Orphism,
through the
physical theories of Pre-Socratic...
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Akkadian language tradition can be
divided into
various minor cosmogonies,
cosmogonies of
significant texts like
Enuma Elish and Epic of Atrahasis, and...
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mythology and Old
Norse religion such as
notations of time and space,
cosmogony, personifications, anthropogeny, and eschatology. Like
other aspects of...
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According to the
Zoroastrian cosmogony,
Mashya and
Mashyana were the
first man and
woman whose procreation gave rise to the
human race. The
names are...
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historical or
literal sense. They are commonly,
though not always,
considered cosmogonical myths, that is, they
describe the
ordering of the
cosmos from a state...
